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How Continental wants to cut operating costs for van drivers


continent released a new tire that it claims will improve the truck’s range, durability, grip and rolling resistance.

The company says the VanContact Ultra tires, now available on the market, will “help van drivers reduce the operating costs associated with tire wear” with its latest generation of functional polymers.

The closed-back design includes fewer side grooves and is smaller at the shoulders, providing excellent mileage and reduced tire wear and road noise – synonymous with driving, the company said. longer and more comfortable”.

Continental says the new tires feature thicker rubber blocks and a scratch-resistant ribbing around the entire tread, which increases durability and helps prevent curb damage without affecting the tire’s grip.

It offers a wide range of sizes catering to rims from 15 to 17 inches.

Continental is releasing the tire amid rising operating costs and growth in online shopping, which helps drive van sales.

According to Australian Automobile AssociationAverage vehicle maintenance costs are steadily increasing.

The capital city with the most expensive tire and maintenance costs in Australia is Canberra with residents paying an average of $2185 per year for service and tires compared to Adelaide at $1360 per year on average.

A courier vehicle may see a higher-than-average cost, based on frequency of use and the load associated with daily operations.

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